Gen Z cares twice as much about a partner's body count as older British adults do, according to a Lovehoney survey. The speaker thinks some sexual experience with different partners builds skill, but communication matters more. What's your take?
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Let's talk about body count, and by that I mean how many people that you've slept with. Does it actually matter? Lovehoney did a survey recently that they sent to me, and according to the survey, Gen Z are more than twice as likely to care about body count than older Brits. Well, I suspect the thing about Gen Z is that they haven't had that much sex, right? And from what I read, lots of them don't have any sex, whereas us older Brits, we were brought up in a different time, and you know, well, most of us have slept with a lot more people, so it doesn't really matter as much to us because because, you know, we're older, we're just happy if we can get it, right? Gen Z, on the other hand, they get a bit upset if their prospective partner has slept with more than 2 people. 2 people. I think I'd done that by the time I was, I don't know, maybe 20, right? Anyway, I personally think that a little bit of practice with a few people does actually make you better. Although you can practice with the same person, and provided you're really good at communicating with each other, then of course you can improve in bed. But, you know, People like different things. We have different ways of expressing what we like. We enjoy different things in bed. So, you know, discovering how different people react sexually, I think it's always a positive, frankly, but you may disagree with me. Does body count actually matter? Answer my poll and let me know.